Village of Burns Lake
Live & Work:
With affordable homes and land, a variety of employment and business opportunities, and a safe, tight-knit community to support you, life in Burns Lake is rich with opportunities to grow and thrive.
You won’t find any rush hour traffic here in Burns Lake. Just charming small town energy and easy walking distance to all the services and amenities you need, including great independent coffee shops, a growing arts scene, vibrant Indigenous heritage, locally owned specialty stores and lively events.
Live & Work News
Citizen of the Year 2023 – Nominations being accepted
Nominations for the 2023 Citizen of the Year for Burns Lake are being accepted now. You can pick up a paper copy of the nomination form from the Village office or you can print your own from this PDF.
Citizen of the Year Nomination Formread more
Expression of Interest for Use of the Interpretive Centre
Direct your questions to EDO Dolores Funk - 250-692-9932read more
Expression of Interest for Use of the St. John’s Heritage Church Basement
Commercial Opportunity!read more
Expression of Interest for Use of Heritage Room
If you have questions, contact EDO Dolores Funk at 250-692-5077.read more
Resources
As with many smaller communities, non-profit organizations play a crucial role in developing the community. Organizations within Burns Lake and the Lakes District have worked hard to develop important programs, infrastructure projects, and a variety of social events. Interested in becoming involved? Looking for activities for your children? Contact the organizations listed in our Community Resource Guide. By volunteering or accessing the services listed, you will quickly become a part of this tight-knit and supportive community.
Community Resource Guide
Starting a Business?
Or moving one to Burns Lake, our Economic Development department, can help point you in the right direction.
